Generate IP core files from a xco file

I have a .xco file and it is indicated to me that I need to generate other IP core files by running my .xco file.
Q1. How is that done?
Q2. Do I need to use the Xilinx Core Generator to do this? Do I have to create a 'project' in Xilinx Core Generator?
Thanks for the help

Nevermind! I figured out how to do it. For anyone else out there that might have this problem...
->Create a new project in the XILINX CORE Generator
->Import your desired .xco file.
->Double click on the Instance Name of the IP
->Setup your IP as desired
->Click 'Generate'
This should generate all of the needed files for you to use your IP block in EDK.
This was for ISE 14.4

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